August

15

• 'Pacific dives recover novel fish'
• 'The Georgia Crisis: A Blow to NATO'
• 'Life not improving for tent camp Iraqis'
• 'Musharraf feels the heat as impeachment looms'
• Study suggests homosexuality linked to X chromosome

14

• 'Arsenic-munching bacteria found'
• 'Remains of cemetery found in Sahara'
• 'Portal to mythical Mayan underworld found'
• 'Russian military concerned by U.S. cargo flights to Georgia'

12

• 'Prehistoric giant animals killed by man, not climate'
• 'X-rays Use Diamonds As Window To Center Of The Earth'
• In response to gov't attacks Pakistani Taliban declares war

11

• 'Opalescent stellar nursery imaged by Hubble'
• 'Federal Reserve finds deepening credit crisis'
• U.S. tries to stop Russia before NATO backed Georgian regime falls
• 'Zoellick Fossil-Fuel Campaign Belied by World Bank's Tata Loan'
• Absence of Georgian soldiers in Iraq forces U.S. to fill gaps
• 'Gazans line up outside banks as cash runs out'
• 'Ancient city uncovered in Afghanistan'

10

• Black smoker hydrothermal vent found in Arctic
• 'South Ossetians describe fleeing from the fighting'
• Israel aims to dismantle Islamic welfare organizations
• Gov't statistics fail to reflect widespread recession in U.S.
• Comment: 'Corporate media colludes with democracy’s demise'

9

• Georgian war escalates
• 'The Neanderthal murder mystery'
• Toyota's profits fall amid high fuel costs
• Quantum entanglement may detect gravity waves

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• New at Holology: Georgia Starts War with Russia

8

• U.S. backed Georgia attacks Ossetia triggering war with Russia
• Despite trillions in life-support banking system deteriorating
• Corruption, waste, fraud, plagues U.S. military spending
• 'Cassini to search for source of Saturn moon's plumes'
• 'Seven smashing atom-smashers'

7

• Dutch woman discovers unique cosmic object
• Fed cuts useless as borrowing costs continue to rise
• 'Massacre at Taejon: New Evidence on US Responsibility and Coverup'
• '1,900-year-old chariot discovered in Bulgaria'
• 'Food crisis sows seed for change'
• Comment: 'Monetary joyride'

6

• 'Crafty sea lion climbs ladder to board family boat'
• 'Kosher meats firm cited for child labor violations'
• 'New Zealand reptile set to become father at age of 111'
• Freddie Mac's quarterly loss three times expected amount
• Mexican soldiers working for drug gangs, threaten U.S. Border Patrol

5

• Financial leaders struggle to keep Asian investors buying U$ mortgage debt
• Fearful U.S. military even tries to censor war photos in medical book
• 'Chinese immigrant in bus beheading dined on victim'
• Comment: 'Henry Paulson has lost control'
• 'Calls for end to Saudi child marriages'

4

• 'Found: The hottest water on Earth'
• U.S. military intentionally napalmed refugees during Korean War
• Military-industrial complex turns inward, profits from security fears
• 'Billions: The Politics of Influence in the United States, China and Israel'

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• New art at Holology: The Empire’s Visionary Leader

2

• Kafka's porn stash ignored by scholars to preserve image
• Rainforest expedition discovers new species in Guyana
• 'U.S. sub may have leaked radiation in Japan'
• Rate of bank failures accelerating in U$A

1

• 'Mars Express Acquires Sharpest Images Of Martian Moon Phobos'
• Wal*Mart executives fear wage and labor regulation
• New details emerge concerning 2001 anthrax case
• 'Iraq suffers from dirty water, fears about cholera'
• 'Schwarzenegger orders cuts amid fiscal crisis'

July

31

• NASA's Mars probe tests water
• 'Signs of life found inside rock salt'
• 'Military censorship of the war in Iraq'
• FTC investigates food and drink ads targeted at kids
• 'Chinese teacher sent to labour camp for earthquake photos'
• Comment: 'Are breast enlargements imitation or mutilation?'
• Comment: Globalisation forcing everyone to fit one standard
• Attacks in Iraq decline because Shiite's won religious civil war

30

• Ancient Greek computer may have been used to teach astronomy
• Israel demands military strike on Iran but U.S. gov't drags feet
• Study: enforcement has major impact on illegal immigration
• RAND study reiterates failure of war on terrorism
• 'Mystery woman found under van Gogh painting'
• 'Saudi religious police ban pet cats and dogs'

29

• 'Russians in landmark Baikal dive'
• 'Olympic paranoia clutches China'
• 'China spying on Internet use in hotels'
• Longest serving Republican Senator indicted
• Russia makes strategic gas deal in Central Asia

28

• 'Virgin Galactic shows off mothership aircraft'
• Nervous NATO troops kill two children in Afghanistan
• US military admits soldiers killed civilians, after denials
• 'Australia tries to reassure as banks hit by bad debt jitters'
• Next year US gov't budget gap set to exceed half a trillion dollars
• 'Bush administration seeking to block regulation of workplace toxins'

27

• 'Researchers Discover New States Of Electrons That Behave Like Light'
• 'Arabs under siege as Israel tightens grip on Holy City'
• 'Year after year, costs of fighting wildfires skyrocket'
• Where are the comets coming from?

26

• 'FDIC takes over 2 more banks, closing 28 branches'
• 'Beijing's haze grows worse with pollution controls in place'
• FAA finds major flaws in Israel's vaunted aviation security
• Religious clashes turn deadly in northern Lebanon
• Dobson beats Stern to Radio Hall of shame

25

• 'Life from Venus blown to Earth?'
• Iraq demands, but U$ refuses to leave
• Bush lawyers approved CIA use of torture
• Banks increase fees, US households deeper in debt
• Chinese espionage network collects technology secrets

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• New art at Holology: "Worker productivity is the key factor in rising living standards"

24

• Unique cave formation explored
• 'Iraq banned from Beijing Olympics'
• 'If your cell phone doesn't kill you, it may save your life'
• Arctic estimated to hold billions of barrels of oil and more gas

23

• 'Warfighter' mindset leads America to defeat
• 'Young penguins washing ashore thousands of miles from home'

22

• Indonesia: 'mining sulfur in a volcano'
• 'U.S. lawyer urges Iran to sue over nukes'
• 'US B-52 crashes off Guam, two killed, four missing'
• 'Product placement advertising makes its way into US news programmes'

21

• Capitalism without capital in a state of collapse
• US/NATO continue killing civilians in Afghanistan
• Researchers surprised to find huge carbon sink in Atlantic
• Global Warming group claims '100 months to save the planet'
• 'Special Forces' kill governor's relatives in Iraqi home invasion

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• New at Holology: Uncomfortable Truth About HIV/AIDS

20

• North Korea resumes work on bizarre 105-storey hotel
• Lack of oversight leads to numerous crane accidents in U$A
• Drugs and corruption out of control in Mexico
• Comment: 'Is Google making us stupid?'

19

• Early Mars had water-rich environment
• 'China arrests quake critic on secrets charge'
• 'Zimbabwe introduces 100-billion-dollar note'
• Comment: 'Satire takes a beating when truth is so ridiculous'

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• New at Holology: Afghanistan 2008 + NATO on the March: Plan Georgia

17

• Lightning-produced X-rays are a mystery
• Army shoots live pigs in 'medical exercise'
• 'Fossils in Panama document clash of continents'
• 'Atom-thick carbon sheets set new strength record'
• Colombian gov't misuses Red Cross in hostage mission
• 'Investigation Reveals Secrecy Tricks Allegedly Used by Swiss Bankers'

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• New art at Holology: Decision 2008

16

• 'Sea die-out blamed on volcanoes'
• NATO machinations may incite war with Russia over Georgia
• U.S. forces abandon attacked outpost on Afghan-Pakistani border
• 'First Europeans shunned Neanderthal sex'
• UK immigration reform misdirected
• 'Stars behind bars'

14

• IndyMac customers line up to withdraw funds, is your bank next?
• 'Citigroup's $1.1 Trillion of Mysterious Assets Shadows Earnings'
• 'Underwater neutrino telescope looks down to see sky'

13

• Militant's assault kills nine US soldiers in Afghanistan
• Prime Minister of dysfunctional Iraqi gov't hands out cash
• IndyMac meltdown largest bank failure since 1984

11

• Investors switch gears from greed to fear
• 'US air strike wiped out Afghan wedding party'
• 'Oil sets new record above $147 a barrel'
• 'Costs of War: Flying unfriendly skies'

10

• Can the U$ government bailout Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac?
• Pentagon public affairs director fired for allowing media access
• Salmonella causes worst foodborne outbreak in decade
• 'Organic dye lets window panes harvest the Sun'
• 'Decade-long Australian drought worsens'

9

• Media and Internet moguls meet at luxury resort to plot strategy
• 'Abu Dhabi fund buys New York City's Chrysler building for $800m'
• Senate approves Bush demands for domestic spying rules
• Document trail shows scare of Iran nukes concocted
• Moon's interior probably contained water

8

• 'Diamonds rained down during Ice Age'
• 'Mounting questions about Colombian hostage operation'
• U.S. complicit in Korean war atrocities
• IndyMac mortgage lender/bank fails

7

• U$ home mortgage giants plunge on need for emergency capital
• 'High fuel prices not the only reason for airline chaos'
• Cost of Pentagon's war toys spiral out of control
• 'Domestic spying quietly goes on'
• 'Smallest planet shrinks in size'

4

• 'Researchers open secret cave under Mexican pyramid'
• Greenland ice sheet unexpectedly slows crawl into ocean
• US gov't statistics admit to 438,000 lost jobs in six months
• Christians hold prayer vigils at gas stations to lower price
• 'Pulsar's wobble provides new Einstein test'

3

• 'Ancient hunters painted the sections of caves where music sounded best'
• Efficiency of 'free-market' contradicted by foreclosed home arsons
• Unnecessary U.S. military medical testing on animals challenged
• Missing scenes from Fritz Lang's Metropolis found in Argentina
• Can economics be saved from itself?
• Wave of bank failures expected

2

• U.S. torture techniques plagiarized from Communist China
• 'US appeals court emphatically overturns military tribunal ruling'
• Billionaire sex-criminal Epstein jailed / Fugitive swindler Israel arrested
• Starbucks to close 19% of US stores
• 'Did newborn Earth harbour life?'

1

• The war against Iran has already begun
• 'Intervention will not stop dollar's slide'
• Neocons argue Iran weak, can't retaliate
• Former agent says CIA ignored Iran evidence
• Faulty KBR wiring electrocutes US soldiers in Iraq

30

• 'A Quark Star? Super-luminous Stellar Explosion Observed'
• U.S. initiated war creates humanitarian disaster in Somalia
• 'Bank Rights Offerings Reveal Need to Throw Good Money After Bad'
• Pentagon refuses to cleanup toxic waste despite EPA order
• 'In Mexico, doll factory helps counter illegal immigration'

29

• 'Volcanoes erupting beneath Arctic ice'
• 'Largest Crater In Solar System Revealed By NASA Spacecraft'
• 'European press leaks US military reports on nuclear weapons safety'

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• New at Holology: Book Review - My Autobiography, by Benito Mussolini

28

• World's financial leaders caught in headlights of impending disaster
• 'More signs of Israeli-US preparations for attacking Iran'
• 'Economic woes change the look of the Deep South'
• US/NATO demands push Pakistan towards civil war
• 'Credit scores hit by card limits'

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• New at Holology: Neo-Con Connection Report in PDF

27

• Martian soil great for growing vegetables
• Why did the Pentagon pay for defective ammo from AEY?
• NATO crisis in Afghanistan blamed on Pakistan
• 'Toxic find halts Philippine dive'

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• New at Holology: The War for Oil and Peak Oil Myths

26

• Nihilism in the post-ideological era
• Consumer credit conditions deteriorating
• Sunscreen found to contain endocrine disruptors
• 'Ancient impact may have created deep niche for life'
• General Motors shares fall to 1955 level
• 'Samoa: One Nation, Two Failed States'

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• New at Holology: GW Update: one less reason to panic

25

• 'Fossil fills out water-land leap'
• U$ military schools indoctrinating Christianity
• 'Zimbabwe has shortage of food, abundance of zeros'
• Guilty plea in Army contracting officer bribery scheme
• 'Uruguayan Offshore Field May Hold 3 Trillion Cubic Feet of Gas'

24

• It's not a war for oil
• Secrets of glass revealed
• Florida buys sugar land to aid Everglades
• 'Record corn prices mean more expensive meat, dairy'
• Taliban offensive continues, NATO troops killed and convoy torched

23

• 'Divers will try to enter capsized ship off Philippines'
• Daze of Decay: 'Everything seemingly is spinning out of control'
• Neandertal tools discovered in England?
• Israel blocks journalists access to Gaza
• Halt to fishing revives coral reef
• The USA fades away

21

• 'Changing physical constant may be constant after all'
• 'Tehran reacts to report on Israeli military exercises'
• 'Floods create economic catastrophe in Midwest'

19

• America depleted by Pentagon's priorities
• Free-trade policies responsible for starvation
• 'How much do you make? It'd be no secret in Scandinavia'
• Medical exams corroborate detainees torture and abuse
• 'Fastest-ever flashgun captures image of light wave'
• 'Nearly 100 Japanese commit suicide each day'
• Dam project aids damaged Aral Sea

18

• 'Documents indicate U.S. hid terror suspects from Red Cross'
• Major banks increasingly see credit crash as unavoidable
• 'Audit Faults KBR's Repairs of Hurricane Damage'
• Comment: 'Our genes offer the best insurance'
• 'Colombia: Cocaine crop production soars'

17

• U.S. newspapers head for bankruptcy
• Contract manager replaced after questioning KBR payments
• Mexico updates judicial system, now innocent until proven guilty
• Dinosaur fossil discovery in Utah
• Iraq: 'The great land grab'

16

• Torture and abuse of detainees routine at US base in Afghanistan
• Phoenix lander provides most magnified view of Martian soil
• 'Taliban take over villages near Kandahar'
• Seals use stars to navigate
• 'Lehman and the liars'

14

• Worldwide protests against soaring prices
• '1780 British warship found in Lake Ontario'
• 1,000 inmates escape in Taliban prison break
• Comment: 'Antonin Scalia and police-state rule'
• Video catches Jewish settlers beating Palestinian family
• Study finds meteorite contains RNA and DNA components

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• New at Holology: A Global Warming Warning - Report

13

• 'Supreme Court condemns Guantanamo'
• 'Another hand-raised zoo baby: It's a sloth!'
• 'US airline catastrophe looms under record oil prices'
• Pakistanis protest US backed dictator, support judges
• Israel to build 1,300 new houses in seized east Jerusalem

12

• 'Would an antimatter apple fall up?'
• 'Second Thoughts on Pulling the Guard From the Border'
• 'GlaxoSmithKline faces US scrutiny over Paxil suicide link'
• 'China earthquake: Regime cordons off destroyed schools and bans media'

11

• Pentagon ordered Guantanamo interrogation notes destroyed
• Democratic bill extending unemployment benefits defeated
• 'Pakistan slams NATO for bombing that killed 11 troops'
• 'Hints of structure beyond the visible universe'
• Gaza girl decapitated by Israeli tank shell

10

• Komodo: 'Into the dragon's den
• 'Suicide culture claims more victims
• American's ask: Dude, where's all our capital?
• 'Robot Asimo can understand three voices at once'
• British 'Navy in live firing before dolphin stranding deaths'
• 'Chinese students at artillery school fight with security forces'

9

• Oil shortage and peak oil a myth?
  Comment: 'It's not a dollar crisis, it's a gold crisis'
• Storm brews on horizon for global warming dogma
• 'Seabed scratches show icebergs reached the tropics'
• 'Credit crisis expands, hitting all kinds of consumer loans'

8

• 'Looking beneath the surface to power the planet'
• 'Pre-dinosaur era burrow discovered in Antarctica'
• Threatened attack on Iran creates political turmoil in Israel
• Officials admit no threat of AIDS pandemic for heterosexuals

7

• Greek subway work uncovers grave with gold jewelry
• 'Diver recounts survival on deserted Indonesian island'
• Hundreds of students stuck in Gaza due to blockade
• Israel keeps Palestinian tax funds

6

• Study suggests time before the Universe
• IRAQ: Death Toll 'Above Highest Estimates'
• U$ economy based on cheap fuel begins to unravel
• Gov't statistics post biggest unemployment increase in 22 years
• 'US issues threat to Iraq's $50bn foreign reserves in military deal'
• Fear and hypocrisy in Washington DC as exported dollars return to buy assets

5

• South America leaders aim to create regional alliance
• 'Revealed: Secret plan to keep Iraq under US control'
• 'Jewish voters could tip battleground states'
• 'Nanoscope peers beyond the limits of light'
• Pentagon projects billions over budget

4

• Starvation and desperation amid food crisis in occupied Afghanistan
• Possible drop in ratings for shaky bond insurers strikes fear in market
• Unprecedented number of turtle strandings now under scrutiny
• 'Free trade' nightmare creates widespread famine and poverty
• 'Supernova hunt turns up odd solar system bodies'

3

• Iraq vets speak out against war
• New theory explains optical illusions
• Comment: 'A paralyzing rise in money supply'
• 'North Korea Didn’t Dupe U.N. Office, Report Says'
• Cheney and Petraeus in secret deal for war on Iran
• Notorious Israeli mercenary avoids extradition to Colombia

2

• 'And the winner is ... the Israel lobby'
• 'Second wave economic crisis in Myanmar'
• 'Behind the falsification of US economic data'
• 'Shuttle delivers Japanese lab to space station'
• US gov't accused of using ships as secret prisons
• Accounting tricks inadvertently reveal widespread corporate fraud

1

• New Mars probe spots ice
• 'Court to decide if chimps are people, too'
• 'Value of college tuition is called into question'
• 'CFTC Probes Possible Manipulation in Cotton Market'
• 'US academic Norman Finkelstein denied entry to Israel'
• Comment: 'So al-Qa'ida's defeated, eh? Go tell it to the marines'

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• New items added to the Art Shop

30

• Packed with Christians U.S. military really enrages
• British gov't ignored health hazards of smoking to keep tax revenue
• In 'novel' approach students learn by doing
• 'Record spin for newfound asteroid'

29

• 'Invitation to steal: War profiteering in Iraq'
• 'Archaeologists: England's Stonehenge Was a Burial Ground'
• Washington establishment hijacks IAEA and nuclear non-proliferation
• Comment: 'A giant backward step on Iran'
• 'Who needs sex when you can steal DNA?'
• Mogambo: 'Pawning for the payroll'
• Syria gets the Iraq WMD treatment

28

• Dow Chemical makes first move as cascade of price jumps predicted
• Fossil find pushes back oldest live birth 200m years
• 'Ex-Press Aide Writes That Bush Misled U.S. on Iraq'
• USA's Zionist foreign policy increases oil prices
• 'Democracy and death in Myanmar'
• Britain to scrap all cluster bombs

27

• 'Upcoming gamma-ray mission may detect dark matter'